All scoresOtago won by 6 wkts
Wellington213/1048.1 ov
Otago214/437.1 ov
Otago won by 6 wkts
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Alert history
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- Match finishedOtago won by 6 wkts
- Wicket — Otago 181/4Innings 2 at 181/4.
- Wicket — Otago 175/3Innings 2 at 175/3.
- Wicket — Otago 155/2Innings 2 at 155/2.
- Wicket — Otago 123/1Innings 2 at 123/1.
- Wicket — Wellington 213/10Innings 1 at 213 all out.
- Wellington innings endedWellington all out for 213.
- Wicket — Wellington 210/9Innings 1 at 210/9.
- Wicket — Wellington 197/8Innings 1 at 197/8.
- Wicket — Wellington 175/7Innings 1 at 175/7.
- Wicket — Wellington 153/6Innings 1 at 153/6.
- Wicket — Wellington 83/5Innings 1 at 83/5.
- Wicket — Wellington 81/4Innings 1 at 81/4.
- Wicket — Wellington 8/3Innings 1 at 8/3.
- Wicket — Wellington 3/2Innings 1 at 3/2.
- Wicket — Wellington 2/1Innings 1 at 2/1.
- Match startedWellington vs Otago is under way at Basin Reserve, Wellington.
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